Why do having a straight, thin nose, deep-set large eyes, and a sharp chin make you look older?

[Anonymous]

[slatyb]

Because if we maintain a healthy weight, we tend to lose buccal fat, so a thin face can be a sign of aging. Of course, if we gain excessive weight we also look older.

[Anonymous]

No. Those are some real sharp Eurocentric features

[Opinion Owner]

Most die for a thin nose. Achieving a thin nose is impossible even with plastic surgery

[AI Opinion]

Features like a straight, thin nose, deep-set large eyes, and a sharp chin create strong angles and shadows in the face. That contrast often mimics what aging does: loss of facial fat, more hollows, and sharper bone structure. Deep-set eyes can emphasize dark circles, and a pointed chin can look harsher, so together they read as more mature rather than soft and youthful.

[queenofcardio]

I think it depends on the person

[Anonymous]

Since when?

[beefcakebradybatson]

I guess.